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Outcomes of reintroducing anti-tuberculosis drugs following cutaneous adverse drug reactions
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In this high TB burden setting, although re-introduction reactions are common, the majority are non-life-threatening. All first-line anti-tuberculosis drugs can cause CADR, and RMP is more commonly implicated than previously reported. These data guide the management of anti-tuberculosis drug-associated CADR in high HIV prevalence settings.
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